SLOW AND STEADY IS BETTER AND SAFER

Endurance could cement broken walls of anxiety. Preparation helps to make the right choice in the midst of hardship and frustration. In order to face lifelong ongoing trials, tribulations and upheavals; we must put on the strongest determination, patience and inner peace that will help for the planning of the future. Friedrich Nietzsche said; “In the end we are always rewarded for our good will, our patience, fair-mindedness, and gentleness…”

As a matter of fact, you cannot lick a hot soup in a rush; hence patience has a big role to play in anything worthwhile. In life, we cannot jump the guns; neither must we dance to the galley. What’s meant to be would always be, but a little of patience and hard work must come to play in the process. Since nothing lasts forever, why not take life easily—by facing the pressures squarely and earnestly waiting for the goodness forthwith. According to Gustave Flaubert; “Talent is a long patience; and originality an effort of will and intense observation”.

  One should always endeavor to do what is right and not looking forward to an easy route to sneak out of the troubles or justify his/her weakness. Putting on into the state of hasty approach at taking decisions and handling issues could be compared to a car engine that would rev up without being startup from the ignition. Learning to wait at the traffic red light is a clearer indication of discipline. Waiting in patience is the highest degree of defining discipline. Edmund Burke said; “Our patience will achieve more than our force”.